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Amber Group and Beharry Group launch IT joint venture to power Guyana’s digital future
Beharry’s Group Chair & CEO, Suresh Beharry, with Amber’s Group Founder & CEO, Dushyant Savadia, signing the agreement. Back (L-R): Anand Harrilall, Beharry’s Group Chief Strategy Officer, and Nicole Brown, Amber’s Caribbean Managing Director, witness the signing.
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January 26, 2026

Amber Group and Beharry Group launch IT joint venture to power Guyana’s digital future

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Amber Group and Guyana’s Beharry Group have entered into a joint venture to establish a new IT and cybersecurity services company, Beharry-Amber Technologies Inc, marking a major milestone in the region’s digital transformation journey.

According to Amber Group in a media release, the joint venture reflects a shared vision to address a critical gap in Guyana’s technology landscape.

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Beharry Group, Suresh Beharry, stated that Guyana is at a pivotal moment in its development, where digital infrastructure and cybersecurity are no longer optional but essential.

He noted that the vision behind the joint venture is to support Guyana’s modernisation journey by building strong, reliable and future-ready technology capabilities.

He added that Amber Group stood out as a partner due to its proven delivery record, depth of expertise and shared commitment to long-term impact across the region.

Founder and CEO of Amber Group, Dushyant Savadia, expressed his appreciation for the partnership and the trust placed in Amber by Beharry Group.

He described the collaboration as far more than a commercial venture, emphasising that it represents a shared commitment to Guyana’s growth, resilience and technological advancement.

He highlighted Beharry Group’s longstanding contribution to national development and noted that the joint venture will play a meaningful role in strengthening digital infrastructure, improving cybersecurity readiness and supporting the country’s rapid economic expansion.

Amber Group said Guyana’s rapid economic expansion and strong government focus on digital transformation require a comprehensive, locally anchored technology partner capable of delivering end-to-end IT and cybersecurity services at scale.

It added that the partnership directly responds to that need, creating a one-stop technology platform that will serve both government and private sector clients, meeting domestic as well as regional demand.

 

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